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Add  Palm oil diluent for tar oil fungicides and its effects on bark renewal of Hevea.
Authors: Beeley, F. | Baptist, E.D.C.
Date: 20030923 | 20050329 | | 1939 | | | | | | |
Subject: PRRIM | Plant protection
Type: Article
Identifier: vital1:24411
Description: During early work on the official testing of fungicides for treatment of Mouldy Rot, it was found that some of the more successful fungicides left behind a very thin, sticky film on the bark of the tr… More
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Add  Plant hormones.
Authors: Baptist, E.D.C.
Date: 20030923 | 20050329 | | 1939 | | | | | | |
Subject: PRRIM | Yield stimulation
Type: Article
Identifier: vital1:24503
Description: The word hormone from a Greek word meaning to “ arouse to activity,” was first used in animal physiology by Bayliss and Starling (1) in 1906 and in plant physiology by Fitting (2) in 1910. Hormones ar… More
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Add  Stimulation of yield in Hevea brasiliensis I. Prewar experiments with vegetable oils.
Authors: Baptist, E.D.C.
Date: 20030923 | 20050401 | | 1955 | | | | | | |
Subject: PRRIM | Yield stimulation
Type: Article
Identifier: vital1:24534
Description: A brief historical review is given of methods used for stimulating the latex yield of rubber trees and experiments are described in which vegetable oils applied to lightly scraped bark below the tappi… More
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Add  Stimulation of yield in Hevea brasiliensis. II. Effect of synthetic growth substances on yield and on bark renewal.
Authors: Baptist, E.D.C. | De Jonge, P.
Date: 20030923 | 20080310 | | 1955 | | | | | | |
Subject: PRRIM | Yield stimulation
Type: Article
Identifier: vital1:24531
Description: Application to lightly scraped bark below the tapping cut of a number of synthetic growth substances in an oil vehicle has resulted in increase in yield and in the thickness of renewed bark above the … More
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